Hy
t Joy Bulletin

VOLUME XIX NO. 32

Mount Joy, Penna., Wednesday, January 7, 1920
$1.50 a Year in Advance
Mount Joy Borourh Will Make an Effort to Raise $15,000 for Better Fire Fighting Apparatus

THE NEW COUNCIL
ORGANIZED MONDAY
H.S. NEWCOMER ELECTED PRES.
-
HENRY SMELTZER SPECIAL
POLICE OFFICER—EN.-
TIRE COUNCIL FA.
VORS BETTER FIRE
PROTECTION
dr
Mount Joy
ing were read and approved, and
adourned sine die.
Burgess H. C. Schock, whose duty
it is to precide at the organization |
The {
were |
sworn in on Saturday by the Burgess |,
and they were requested to present |
the
elected | ;
and Ed. |
Ward and |
F |
meeting, then took the chair.
four new councilmen elect
their notices of election
Borough Clerk. The men
were Messrs. H. E. Hauer
Ream from the East
Messrs. R. Fellenbaum and S.
Eshleman from the West Ward. Th
retiring Councilmen were Messrs. H
M. Stauffer and D. F. Gable.
to
The organization resulted as fol-
H. S. Newcomer;
Jacob H. Zeller;
Supervisor. Henry Smeltzer; Pump- |
ing Engineer, Geo. W. Shatz; Treas-
Mount Joy
Pennell;
’
lows: President,
Clerk of Council,
Arer, Union National
Bank; Janitor, John J.
Collector of Water rents, Jacob H
Zeller.
The salaries
then fixed as.
for the
follows:
or Sunday work and this salary shill
also include his duties
police officer of the borough; One
team and man, $3.50
hours;
per day; Janitor,
Pumping Engineer,
month and house rent: C
water rents, one per cent. on
amount ¢
making out the dupl
$50.00 per year:
per month.
Burgess Scho
$6.00 per month:
Nect
oliector
the 1
collected
boro’s
was ver; €
in much better
the towns our size
tion of the purcha
ler and sear x xf
and which
ment.
fire fis
treasury
sh
proved
He also stat
ht pal
and th
(Continued
eee Ge ee
NE «
be
11th
iinent
teach-
B ss of
1 of Lebanon,
in the
Federation,
McCurdy,
and Church
1e large me
ity U. B. Chu
’ 11 the
“Me Federation” meeting at 2:30
p. m. Come, there is a real treat
store for you. Mr. MeCurdy
eloquent spreaker, and will
with a real message for men
Mark’s United Brethren Church
the place of meeting.
ad
give address
in
1S an
come
St.
is
Young—Walters
Mr. Frank H. Young, son of Mr.
znd Mrs. Jacob Young, of this palce,
Miss Theda E. Walters, a popu-
r young lady of this town, were
quietly married at the parsonage of
Trir Lutheran Church, by the
Geo. A. Kercher, on Jan. 2,
The young couple will reside
ron, Ohio, where the groom is
yved by the Goodyear Rubber
any. zs
etl eet:
Lev
99
Company To Dissolve V
Lancaster, Mount Joy and
ethtown Turnpike Company
yon dissolve its corporation as
the road is about to be taken over by
the state. Officers were not elected
yesterday. A committee of three men
have been appointed by the directors
bf the corporation to form the plans
for the dissolution of the corpora-
- tion.
The
Elizat
will s
rt
Meets at Landisville
The Landis Literars;
ill hold its next me
ool building at Landis
y evening, Jan. 16, :
:stion for debate is, resol
should adopt the pla:
dation of The
consist of readings, musie,
ns, ete.
ee ll Arr
Society
the high
schools.
Dance Next Tuesday
Tuesd evening, Jan.
usicale at Maytown
ay evening the
town, Pa., the
40
ass?
an
S sang a
by out
Borough Council met
n regular session on Monday even-
ing for the transaction of the re-
aining business of the old Council.
The minutes of the previous meet- |
as |
there was nothing further the body
'n months old
ANNUAL BANQUET
year were
supervisor, | SEVENTY MEMBERS ATTEND—
$100 per month for eleven months 5
with no extra pay for any overtime |
as special |
per day of ten
Double team and man, $5 00 | Fr
{th's 1
855.00 per |
hould !

| some time ago, will be gathered:
—
Reformed | who has alrpady
'
A BAL
OY
WILL BE
ECTED IN THE GYM
/
QUITE A NEAT
SUM IS LEFT OVER
THE QUESTION NOW ARISES:
WHAT SHALL BE DONE
WITH THE MONEY LEFT
FROM OUR WEL-
COME HOME
CELEBRATION?
The Joy Borough School
Boar regular monthly ses-
sion on Minday evening, but as there
was very li business to transact,
the mse : of short duration.
The 1 to build a swing-
ing bak the gymnasium, inas-
muck room is frequently
crow t the basket ball games.
This ony will be erected on the
hort} e of the gym and when
i will seat about 150 people.
be quite an improvement
)r. A. F. Snyder has charge
vement and the work
0
Following is the financial state-
ment of the Soldiers’ -Welcome Home
celebration which was held here
September 27, of last year:
mmediately. A few | .. RECEIPTS
‘e, paid and the Board ad- | Contributions :
: | For out of town rings
{Col. J. M. Groff contribution
| Profit from sale of buttons
Sale of Programs.........
Electrical Sup., ete., sold
comj
This
ther
of

|
|
| wi
bi
](
done
A fy
DONEGAL FARMER
KILLS LARGE PORKERS

62.30
82.60
Frances Weidman, who ten- | $3,673.51
C. Brubaker farm in East | EXPENDITURES
1, near Donegal Springs, is | Mount Joy Hall Association
i : : aa co | 4 meetings
extra fine porkers these days. |y;;. tv Band, Marietta... .
he killed one that was|Byrger’'s Band, Lancaster..
which dressed | Lititz Band, Lititz.....s..
The largest one killed | Raymond L. Myers, Orches-
neighborhood this butchering| tra
vas slaughtered by Mr. Weid- | Decorations, Grandstand .
Monday. It was thirty-two | Community Singing Music.
Id and dressed 596 pounds. | peakers pillars
were Berkshire hogs. Mr. Banners & Electric permit
ry Breneman was the butcher. |pMps, Meiskey Vocal and In-
gi ee strumental Music
E C0. HOLDS 500 Window Posters. ....
24.50
180.00
165.60
80.24
30.52
10.00
26.22
75.00
88.00
17.00
1
is
5 0
16.00
rin “oe .00
Fit { Exchange Hotel, Meals for
Tin Bands
| Farmers’
Bands .....700...... =.
John Deitz, Labor & Sup-
plies
| Edison
{cent
i Mount
ing
Herald Printing Co., print-
ing
Don
Pins
Electric Co.,
THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE Joy Bulletin, print-
COMPANY NOW 126—
k COMMITTEE TO BUY
CHEMICAL, -50
Gorrecht Memorial
The regular monthly meeting of 26.46
endship Fire Company No. 1, of °°
ace, was held last Thursday
with an exceptionally large
nee, this being election.
v members avere elected and
thers proposed. + After the :
election which will be at the , We
1g, the membership :
ill be 126 S. H
con-
‘illiams
to pur-
or
,253.87
$2,299.04
Balance
urer Dee.
in hands of Treas-
31, 1919.....31,8374.47
H. N. NISSLY, Treas.
the undersigned have audited
above account and find the same
and correct.
J. J. NEWPHER,
H STAUFFER.
1ay be
balance
1ds of the treas
the
and que
CG. «
ationai
G.
eib, Dr. J. J. ] bh 1
and Clayton Hoffman; Chief ok gion
and Ladderman, Charles
linger; Delegate, H. J. Williams.
Immediately after the meeting all
present, partook of the annual ban-'neec
auet at Albert H. Stumpf’s Farmers’ 3.
Inn, which consisted of roast turkey
all the good ngs to eat that i
g rith it. Covers were for 4. it toward improving our
seventy. park such as concrete coping around,
S—-f Ge... concrete walks thru, benches, ete.
Adopted Eleven 5. Give it toward the purchase of
Eleven pale-faces were adopted by and public play
Otsego Tribe N ), Imp. 0. R. M.
mn Friday ev This mak
twenty-one new >mbers added since
Nov. 1st and makes e total mem-
bership of the Tribe 150, which is
the largest of all the secret societies
in this town. A large number of
Reddies were present and all partook
of a “dutch lunch” after the
adoption.
OE eee
following ways, we know
e a wise move.
Give it to American
toward the purchas: fa
manent home.
ib, the Te
per
se of
badly
purch
1S SO
the
eh
it toward
engine ©
t this time.
Give it to the B
used ir
ard of Trade
g Mount Joy
n( stries.
to be adv
and or procuring more
0 © 1aid
) -V iaia
an athletic field
ground.
Thi money, which was
tributed by all the citizens
town, should be expended in a man-
ner agreeable to the majority, so
why not call a public meeting, let
them express their views, take a vote
and then abide by the decision of the
majority?
ng. S S con-
\
: 1918 Marriage Licenses
Mr p2 Business Chases ics { : During 1919 there were 1540 mar-
or. 1 ’ conducts a i500 Jicenses issued at the local mar-
tire vulcanizing and repair establish- riage license office, 257 m than i
ment on West Main street, must va- 1918. The veas 1917 is Or ih mn
cate there April 1st, as the owner of ner Year in this t ES he yan
the building, Mr. Charles Ricksecker, licenses. The any NE aarrage
i Sire ren) alors and i year was 1616 and the large number
y 1t. Mr. is accounted for y arri
3 C. Schock store room on East soldiers before age of
Main street, formerly _occupied by L. vice : Ber
Percy Heilig’s barber shop. be
etl Cer
Auxiliary Meets Thursday
The regular meeting of the Hos-
pital Auxiliary will be held at the
home of Mrs. Clay, on Frank street,
on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 8 at
three o'clock. A good attendance is
requested as this is the annual elect-
tion of officers. All the barrels that
ere distributed for contributions
RE
Removed to Hospital
Mr. Bysshe Heilig, who resides
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
Heilig, near town, was removed to
the General Hospital in the am-
taken ill very suddenly and is suf-
fering from appendicitis.
—-—
All Are Fools
who drinks
ut of ant
rves a place
n the man
—— nan
A Wedding Trip of 10,000 Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.
Seattle spent Christy
where the parents
any years ;
who roc
. the boat the a wh non
od : m ho mon
them
Pueet Attended Services
region via memb
outhwest.
i Ewa
Pool Room Sold
ega
3, Knights of Maltas
ey
P
esbyterian
vhen Rev.
ent of Mt. Joy Hall, w
Grove, of Harrisburg,
charge. The:
new owner | making a |
number of #mprov ;
rr a nine days, he was found Iyving in the
Enumgerators Are Busy jback of a car in a garage, dead. He
On Friday morning Messrs. John {had shot himself with a revolver.
D 0} the West Ward and| | ye
g, Jr. or the East | gd Lan
gnsus of | i
taken Found Dead in an Auio
After Harl Ww.
vears, of Coatesville, was missing for
Scott, aged
Dr.
ho 4
in the |
bulance on Monday evening. He was |
|
|
| FIRE DESTROYED JOHN WIT-
MER’S HOUSE AT NEWTOWN
Fire, that for a time threatened to
sweep the heart of the village of
Newtown, Thursday night destroyed
one home and badly scarred two
others. The destroyed house was oe-
cupied by John Witmer, and it, along
with most of the contents, was a to-
tal loss. The loss here will be about
$3,600. The loss to two adjoining
houses is not so great.
Flames "were discovered about six
o'clock. It is believed that a de-
fective "flue in the Witmer home
caused the blaze. When attempts to
extinguish the blaze by‘a bucket bri-
gade failed appeals for help were
sent to Landisville and Columbia.
The Landisville fire company,
was the first to reach the scene. The
second story of the Witmer home
was then a mass of flames, and the
firemen turned taeir attention to
saving adjoining houses with good
vesults, A chegniesl engine from the
Keystone conipany, of Columbia, ar-
rived shortly after.
For three hours the firemen bat-
tled with the blaze. Two adjoining
frame houses, one but a few feet
away from the Witmer home, were
blazing at one time, and fear was
felt for them. Both were saved,
This is the first time the newly
equipped Landisville fire company
went into action, and the new outfit
worked fine.
Help was summoned from
here and some of our firemen re-
sponded with the chemical tanks
which were used to good advantage.
GENERAL NEWS FOR
QUICK READING
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
FROM ALL OVER THE COUN.
TRY FOR THE BENEFIT
OF BUSY PEOPLE
also
The Lincoln Highway
miles long.
There are twenty
theria at Lancaster.
Ar
caster Mar, 3
auto show +
to
wimmer
utes.
1
6.
» fastest
to 24 m

stuff labeled |
ents unknown |
in the hall |
34 1
| Miller on West Donegal"
cash ance ir
F $7,650,694.02.
are 4 I
Island for .
Washington was c-named
“Stepfather of his Country.”
Experts claim the
t hurt the
Farmers Trust Co. at
declared 10
one
cold
has n
The
h
ne
Lancas-
ter per
wer, iS a
dividend.
Looks
another
President.
The receipts
for the month
$146,475.08.
Brownstown, this county, had
$30,000 fire Monday. The plant of
thé Hosiery Mill there was gutted.
V Millersville had an $8,000 fire
Monday afternoon when the bakery
of Chas. A. Schmoll was destroyed.
William C. Grube, a former hotel
man of Lancaster City, has been ap-
pointed mercantile appraiser of this
county.
Nearly every rent in Lancaster
City has been increased 10 per cent.
for houses and 20 per cent. for
apartments. :
The tobacco crop in this county
for last year is valued at $7,372,000.
The average price paid for it was
18, 7 and 4.
An American mail carrier flew
from Cleveland, O., to Bellefonte,
Pa., a distance of 215 miles in 83
minutes thru a snow storm, and car-
ried a load of mail. He averaged
156 miles an hour.
LOCAL DOINGS
IN REAL ESTATE
John
street,
sold at public sale on Saturday
ternoon by auctioneer C. S. Frank,
*hased bx A. Bach-
though
chance
as
at
running for
1
the
December
ipt revenue office
of
a
The frame dwelling G.
was
£
Was Seventy-three Yesterday \}
Mr. Isaac Fellenban lebratec
rds from
preached a |
and thrice
, aged 63 ic
wedded Marketmast
Bartley, aged 70, widower.
— —
A Gentle Tiy
Remember, ladies, when the cen-
Sus- man comes around he will ex-
pect to find you ten years older than
pl vere ten years ago. \
—
% Horse Killed
Eli Brubaker,
A
through good work by the firemen. |
were |
ai- |
; -
{GAMES BOOKF~ BY
| * OUR BASKET BALL TEAMS
OUR WEEKLY
CARD BASKET
PERSONAL MENTION ABOUT THE
MANY COMERS AND DOERS
IN THIS LOCALITY
On Friday evening, Jan. 9th, the
F. and M. Aeademy, of Lancaster,
will play Ben. Groff’s Big Five in the
high school gym.
On Monday evening, Jan. 12, the
{local team will play the second of
the series of five games with Mari-
| etta. . The latter team won the
Mr. Harry Price spent New Year’s|opener on their own floor last Friday
day at Marietta. | evening and this should prove some
. Mrs. Alex Kramer spent Saturday | game. :
visiting at Lancaster. The treat of the season will be
Mr. George Carpenter *® spent|given the basket ball fans here on
| Thursday at Philadelphia. |
! Chester H. Engle of Elizabeth-|best attraction to be seen here this
town has gone to Florida. | winter, will be the Gallahad team of
Misses Mabel and Marie Carson | Harrisburg. This team defeated
spent Sunday at Elizabethtown. | Hershey by 30 points on the Hershey
Miss Alta Gingrich spent a short floor and Elizabethtown by 25 points
time Saturday at Elizabethtown. {on their own floor. It is needles
Miss Beatrice Craley spent the |to say that the banner crowd of t
week with relatives in Lancaster. | season will be present.
Miss Nesta Stevens of Lancaster,] On Friday evening the High Sct
spent a few days here with friends: |basket ball team will go to Elizabeth-
Miss Mary Kramer
day visiting friends in Elizabethtown. | school team there
Mr. H. Stettler of Lancaster, was | very evenly matched
a visitor to Elizabethtown on Satur- |here last Friday evening
day. | game resulted in a tie and was tied
| Miss Mary Shank spent last week |2 second time after an extra period
visiting her parents at Elizabeth-|of five minutes was played. The
town. : {referee called for a second extra
Mrs. Frank Hauch spent the week- | Périod but Elizabethtown refused to
end at Ironville, as the guests of his|Play and walked off the floor.
parents. | Manager Ben Groff will take his
Mr. Wayne Brosey spent Sunday | basket ball team on a trip thru the
at Harrisburg as the guest of his|coal regions on the week of Jan. 26.
! brother. The team will play at Pottsville,
{. Mrs. Amos Garber and daughter | Tremont, Williamstown and other
! Frances spent several days at Phila-|Places in that section.
delphia. | ell eee
|
Miss Beatrice Craley spent the |
{ week-end at Lancaster, as the guest SPECIAL MEETING
Yeager of Lancaster, ree
{ of her aunt.
borough as the BORO COUNCIL REQUESTS THAT
92
—————

1001
as
Mr. Abram L Haines witnessed |
| the Mummers’ parade at Philadelphia |
| New Year’s Day.
{ Mr. Peter
| spent Sunday in this
| guest of relatives. FIRE COMPANY GET TO-
{ Mr. and Mrs. John I of } GETHER AN DO THINGS
: spending ral days at 1 IN A MORE DEFINITE
ia th We MANNER
Mount Joy Borough Counc
n an adjourned sessi
to he 4
ar reports
AST NIGHT | commit
fron
oO No
1
rot
Man
gaini
right
' Mrs.
nue,
weather ! |
fruit trees thus far.1,
cent, |
. Y
Bryan will take |
JX i AW PS |
about the floors. They
verlooked a sum of mon
her n
Zink had
1 the C
h Ceuncil at its
eeting held uary 6, 1920,
nm in each
. 1 +
as ace to
|
| bel
| family.
{ deposit 1
the day previous from the contents
of the cigar box or the loss w
have been nearly $100 more.
A DE Cour when matter
| further discussed.
| FARMERS HELD BIG |
—_———— ee
|
onging to anot
Mr. Zi
mn u
such the
matter
matiers
of
j decide.
yuld| President J. J.
|a@ meeting as per the above request
{of i i
the
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY |
—_— |
{ Meets January 8
There will be a
literary iety
A meeting in the interest of the
Dairymen held in the Union Schooll
House one mile southwe ) :
used 2 mile south est of Mount | rrp yrs day, Jan. 8, 1920. The follc
Joy, on Wednesday evening last was. o oCTan rill t ven: Musi
well represented from the number of Fn ne £ram ih i en Myste,
farmers that had assembled there to5s ey nument Roll Call; Read-
tke ort i fr pe eg ete loling of the minutes; Recitation, Mary
Welsh, of State College: SE Brun. | Kauffman; Vocal Duet, Misses Anna
ner, of Hasthiburg 0 tions, Reist | 204 Helen Kauffman; Debate, Re-
County Agent Warren County and | Solved that the government should
r y Lo astor County | Zi¥® back the railroads to the private
Agent spoke. Those e |
of the
meeting
of
5 { owners, Affirmative Wm. Weaver and
speakers were | « + CN : ; Nie
fe t th peakers were | Sydney George, Negative Ralph Nis-
gems of the first water, and from | joy and Huber Kready: Music Mar
{the different modes and ways that garet Carn 9 Re: it i ha Me
3 2 ; “* | garet rarman; vecitatic
{they explained to their hearers in Boyd: Editor's Paper: ao RR.
which cattle raising and milk pro- Ee: Now Bah mers tues Re.
“ : . marks; New Business
duction could be made a genuine | ——-o-
1 en nis
success was well worth the attend-
ance. Their object in calling this Two Slight Fires
E J ng this an :
meeting together was for a Early Sunday morning
breeding association f
| making an effort to
| company for that purpose. caught fire but the flames
the dried
the cut
Delta and Barbara str
vere
stock
and n the bank

they are |£rass
incorporate tween
| A RAPHO FARMER
BREAKS HIS LIMB
fracture
eet Ane
Run Without Gas
Run district is ke
! Won't
{ The Bac
{up its reputatior
est mornir
James Hockenberry
in his auto. At Gg
car stoppad and
Sos
One of
had tl
started
»s we have
a
and
i+
| Monday evening, Jan. 19, when the |
]
spent Satur- [town where they will play the High |
These teams are |
was seen |
when the
nd |
as the Company may |
| morning
Pennell has called |
Sporting Hill, |
OUR MORTUARY
RECORDINGS
MANY WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
HAVE PASSED TO THE
GREAT BEYOND
W. Ralph Bushong died at Colum-
bia, aged 32 years.
Mary J., wife of Henry H. Dosch,
| died at Columbia Wednesday from
valvular disease of the heart, aged
38 years.
wife of
I ient of
at E ido, Cal,
Mrs. Elizabet
Dr. P. C. Kreiss,
Manheim, died

rout
t, Mayor of Lancas-
noon Monday,
> aged 67 years.
ter Cit)
from hear
Miss Sylvia Burkholder, daughter
of Mr. Mrs. Benj Burk-
holder, Marietta, die St.
Joseph’s Hospital aft 1 operation,
and
{ of a al
99
aged 32 years.
Just before midnight Wednesday,
the large touring car of George D.
Brientnall, owner and manager of
| the Keystone Realty Co., at Lancas-
| ter, turned turtle on the Harrisburg
pike and injured him so severely that
he died shortly after being admitted
to St. Joseph’s Hospital.
|
| Geo. D. Brientnall
|
|
Tillman Zook
Tillman Zook died Saturday morn
at his home, in Elizabethtown,
from tuberculosis after a lingering
illness. Deceased was 26 rs of
age, and had been an employe of the
shoe factory. He was a
of the Church of God. He
ed by wife, who was
Mary Weaver, of Milton Grove,
1d by three mall The
ineral I morn-
the Mount
|
|
ing
| ve
|
Pr
{ Kreider
nember
i his
L155
ar children.
fy Monday
J. Vernon Brubaker
er
ntown.
Id from her
at 9:38
further services at
the Brethren at 10
ment will made
cemetery.
——— il. mee
1zabel
oc
be in
| A MASQUERADE PARTY
ON NEW YEAR’S EVENING
- dl
A masquerade party was held at
home of. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Derr, in honor of Miss Mary Dabler,
on New Year's evening. After
games, cont 2 music were in-
dulged in the party marched to the
di g room to p: ke of refresh-
mer The rooms ng beautifully
ed in New Y s
putting full life in the me
and making j
These guests
Mary Dabler, Em
| Milter, Sarah Miller,
| Mildred Mateer, of
{ Dommel, Minnie Don
| Sides, of Florin:
the
{ecorat ¥
decora the
the
were
rin
compe
ge will
e o'clock t
sh and a nun}
ms are offerg
Farm Product
hibitors.
Ha